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What Are Some Of The Best Ways To Make School Assemblies More Fun And Interesting - Coeur de Xocolat

Yes, we know what you’re probably instinctively thinking in response to that question… can there such a thing? After all, your own school days might have been characterised by some less-than-enthralling assemblies, to the point that clock-watching became one of the go-to sports in your school.

But of course, boring school assemblies don’t do much good for anyone. If a school assembly isn’t delivered in a fun and engaging way, the pupils in attendance won’t absorb its messages. And the job satisfaction of the teacher leading an assembly certainly won’t be enhanced if they can barely summon up much enthusiasm themselves.

So, if you want to know how to make an assembly fun, let’s cycle through some proven ideas, right here. By adopting a few of them, you can help ensure everyone present at the next assembly you lead actually appreciates it, as part of an occasion that emphasises personal development and the school’s place in the broader community.

Make the assembly short, snappy, and memorable

With so many assemblies taking place over the typical school term or year, you don’t necessarily need to hold long assemblies that will just drive young minds to boredom anyway.

Instead, you might like the idea of making your assemblies shorter, but still impactful – perhaps by building on the same topic through a series of assemblies. This could also help make children more willing to participate in an assembly that they know won’t drag on seemingly forever.

Speak from the heart

Even if, in any given assembly, you’re addressing the children about a topic that might not be greatly related to you, there could still be scope to incorporate your own personal take on things.

There may be stories and examples you can use that can help make the given subject more relatable to the pupils, and that will help you communicate your own passion about it.

When someone is effortlessly enthusiastic in what they’re saying, this shines through to others. And by ensuring this in your school assembles, you can help give greater insight into your own values, and those of the wider school.

Incorporate music and video in interesting ways

Music isn’t just something to open a school assembly with! It could form a more integral piece of the assembly in general – perhaps with opportunities for the children to consider and communicate their emotional responses to any of a range of music genres.

There might even be a certain link between the music that you play and the theme of the rest of the assembly, and you could ask the pupils present to identify what that theme is.

Similarly, relevant and suitable video clips could be used at various points in the assembly to ‘punctuate’ proceedings. You could source a short film online to provide a starting point for discussion, or even – if you have the resources – create your own to tie in with certain themes.

Give your next assembly a ‘chocolate’ theme!

It might seem like a “cheat code” for making a school assembly more interesting, but yes, chocolate really can be the key (well, one of them) to making your own assemblies more worthwhile.

We aren’t, of course, suggesting that you merely hand out chocolate treats to the pupils. Instead, why not arrange a school visit by Coeur de Xocolat?

For your next school assembly, the children could be learning more about so many of the things that make chocolate so interesting and relevant to our world, ranging from the journey of a cocoa bean to the process of actually making a chocolate lollipop or bar.

To find out more about how to make an assembly fun and educational with our help, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us today, so that we can put together the right assembly presentation for your school, at the right price.

Delicious Etymology

excerpts in translation from the Rotcham Veriloquy, the premier etymological dictionary of Merch. It has been published in several editions since the late nineteenth century via the press of the university of Rotcham [Rochdale].

mikecorn n. /ˈməik.kɔːn/ [maize] a cereal grass of Lower Mendevan [Central American] origin. 1530 compound of mike alt. mayk, makee and corn < Morrove [Moroccan Arabic] ميك · maik (1502) < a language of the Arcabil [Caribbean], poss. Veonic [Wayuu] maiki "mikecorn".

shadome n. /ˈʃa.duːm/ [tomato] a plant of the nightshade kind having edible fruits; the fruit of this plant. 1570 < Vascon xadoma (1534) < Morrove شطم · shed'oma (1510) < Normal Nawat [Classical Nahuatl] shitomatl, denoting a kind of fruit used in stews and sauces. This is thought to be a derivative from the verb tomāwi "to swell".

shockle n. /ˈʃɔ.kəl/ [chocolate] a drink or later a foodstuff prepared from the quattle [cacao] bean. 1623 backwards from shockled adj. /ˈʃɔ.kləd/ "containing shockle" < Vascon xocolat (1596) < unknown root, poss. Nawat chicol "wooden stick" or Mayattan chocol "hot".

tartover n. /taːˈtuː.ə/ [potato] a plant of the nightshade kind with starchy underground tubers. 1583 alt. tartove < Vascon tartova (moresca) "(Moorish) truffle" (1555) < Tuscan tartuvo alt. tartuva "truffle" < Latin terrae tūber "truffle, lit. tuber of the earth". See also familiar and hypocoristic forms like tover /tuː.ə/, tattow /təˈtuː/ and tatter /ˈta.tə/.

tashban n. /ˈtaʃ.ban/ [vanilla] a plant of the orchid kind bearing podlike fruit whose seeds yield a extract used for flavouring and perfuming. 1608 < Vascon taxbàn (1567) or French tacheban < Morrove تشبان · tashbān (1518) < poss. Nawat tashpān, or directly < Thebevan [Totonac] tałpán, denoting a specific variety of the tashban orchid.

Lake Atitlan: Panajachel & San Juan

My alarm woke me up at 4.45 for a shower, I didn’t know if I just couldn’t figure it out but it seemed like there was only cold water so it was a quick one! As I was getting ready there was a knock at my door at 5.20am. Apparently the car was already here for me, which I wasn’t expecting until at least 5.30! A few minutes later I was ready to go, the man from the front desk ushered me down the stairs to the awaiting driver who was cleaning off the windows. I sat in the back for the delightful ride across the cobblestones of central Antigua and then moved to the front seat when we picked up a French couple along the way. You’d think that we were on a tight deadline the way this guy drove us so fast, weaving in between the lanes and slowing down only when there was an unavoidable speed bump or pothole - although many times he’d just drive on the other side of the road to bypass it altogether. We passed through some rural areas and larger cities waking up for the day with the driver blasting mostly good beats but a few Christian songs that proclaimed everyone in the world needs Jesus. We were randomly stopped on a roadside checkpoint and the driver and French lady that could speak Spanish explained that we are tourists going to Lake Atitlan for the day. He dropped us off at the tour office with about an hour and a half of free time. The restaurant across the street was recommended for breakfast and the French couple went there but I wanted to go for a walk to explore Panachajel. There wasn’t much open yet so I wandered down the main street seeing what was on offer and it was pretty chaotic already. There were loads of stray dogs and some goats being walked, other ones tied up in front of a shop. I ordered a breakfast of French toast and coffee in one of the many restaurants. It wasn’t a normal French toast it was something similar I suppose, but deep fried and with jam in the middle. It wasn’t bad, just very unhealthy and way too much, it would’ve been 4 slices of bread with each piece double stacked. There was also some melon on the side which was so welcome from the overall oiliness of the toast. At 9am we met up with our tour guide Elena and another tour member from Tokyo, Toyoda-san. We began at the viewpoint of Panajachel where the three volcanoes are visible and we could all get a nice photo to start the day. There were stray dogs everywhere as we walked down to the pier to get in our boat and cross the lake. It was a cold ride of about 25 minutes and I was so glad to have my hoodie as I watched the others shivering and our guide wrapped in a borrowed raincoat from the boaties. Our first stop was at San Juan La Laguna, the pier had hanging lights and decorations so I already liked the atmosphere in this lakeside town. From the pier it was a steep uphill walk into the main village where we sat down for a demonstration of chocolate making from Karla at Xocolat. She explained the entire process from growing the cacao to grinding it down into powder and then took us through some samples of the edible chocolate as well as hand creams. Next we visited a textile workshop for a demonstration of how traditional Guatemalan textiles are made from picking cotton, dying it and then the weaving process. With the guide’s help I was able to spin a little stick in a bowl and make a cotton thread which she gave me as a bracelet. Our last visit in San Juan was a tour of a honey farm, it definitely felt more like a sales opportunity than a tour and he pushed us all to buy something made of honey. Elena got a free lollipop for bringing in the tour I suppose even though no one bought anything there. We walked back down the steep street and got onto the boat to head to our next lakeside village.

Viena - 17 de agosto de Ano 3 - Sexta - Doc - 27 anos

06:30 - Acordamos, tomamos banho e nos arrumamos. 07:30 - Tomamos café:

08:00 - Saímos. 08:20 - Chegamos e trabalhamos:

12:30 - Almoçamos: Anna & Jagetsberger

13:30 - Voltamos e trabalhamos 17:00 - Saio com Matheo para um café; 17:20 - Tomamos café: Café Central

18:00 - Compramos chocolate: Xocolat

18:36 - Volto ao hotel. Como choco com Pi e ficamos de papo.

19:00 - Tomamos banho e nos arrumamos para sair. 20:00 - Jantamos com Matheo, Marina, Lena e a nome de Ma: [aend]

22:00 - Vamos para uma festa na casa da Emília:

01:40 - Voltamos para casa e dormimos.

Delightful Weekend Brunch at Figaro Coffee

We were looking for a place to grab an early brunch as we had just finished some morning chores for the weekend. I wanted to have a big breakfast but my husband was also craving for some cakes and cold beverages. Thankfully, there’s a cafe that serves all of these with a branch that is just a few minutes away from our place, Figaro Coffee.

The mall had just opened but we were ready to enjoy a delightful weekend brunch at Figaro Coffee. With branches scattered all over the Philippines, it’s quite easy to find a cafe nearby. We headed up to the fifth level of Shangri-La Plaza Mall in Mandaluyong where Figaro Coffee had its cafe overlooking the central lobby.

Figaro Coffee Company is a premier full-service coffee chain whose menu also includes sandwiches, pastas, set meals, as well a selection of freshly-baked muffins, cakes and pastries. Founded in 1993, Figaro is considered as the country’s number one Filipino cafe which started even before the big international coffee chains arrived here.

Figaro has always been known for its freshly brewed coffee, but it’s really “a cafe above the rest” because it is so much more than just a coffee shop. I can enjoy a full savoury meal at Figaro complete with beverages, pastries, and desserts any time of the day.

My husband wanted his ice-cold frappes right away so he ordered the Choco Chips Java (P195-L). I wanted something a bit lighter on the calories so I chose one of their refreshing juices, the Green Earth Detox (P185-L) with its healthy combination of kale, spinach, red grapes.

There are always plenty of enticing pastries on display at Figaro to start your day. These include the Black Forest Ensaymada plus other cookies and breads.

My favorite at Figaro is their Heavenly Cheese Roll (P75). These light and fluffy cheeserolls are similar to a sweet ensaymada but with a softer texture. Figaro heats up these cheees rolls for those who want to have them for dine-in.

Figaro has several pasta and sandwich options, but you can get the best of both worlds with their Half Sandwich + Half Pasta (P275) combo meal. The pasta flavors include Arrabiata, Pasta a la Carlo, Garden Herb Pesto, and my choice which is the Chicken Mushroom Carbonara. This is a creamy and savory white sauce pasta with chicken chunks, shiitake mushrooms and parmesan cheese.

For your sandwich options, choose from Grilled Ham & Cheese, Chicken Waldorf, Gourmet Tuna, and the Grilled Chicken Pesto Focaccia Sandwich which has grilled chicken fillet with bell peppers, pesto spread, and grated cheese inside a multigrain bread. You can also add P60 for a small drink.

What we really love at Figaro are their delicious and savory All Day Meals. The Sukiyaki Beef Tapa (P260) comes with classic and traditionally marinated beef tapa served with garlic fried rice, fried egg, and side salad.

Another breakfast dish that is good to have the entire day is the Smoked Bangus Belly (P290) with its deboned premium cut smoked milkfish belly that is also served with garlic fried rice, fried egg, and side salad.

For my husband who wanted to have a big lunch, he ordered the Crispy Liempo with Laing (P300). This is Figaro’s signature crispy pinoy liempo and taro leaves cooked in a special coconut milk. It is served with side salad and garlic fried rice to complete the meal.

For dessert, we were thinking of trying Figaro’s newest tropical treat, the Pina Colada Cake, but there were many other tempting cakes on display. Figaro offers a Pasta and Drink Combo (P190) which includes any medium hot or iced drink and a pastry or a slice of cake (+P39). So we decided to get a slice of Grand Xocolat Gateau Cake (P125) plus a cup of Hot Chocolate (P150) to go.

It’s easy to enjoy your favorites at Figaro Coffee because these are also available for delivery. Order via GrabFood with their Unli Deals promo and get 25% off for orders with a minimum spend of ₱350 (maximum discount of ₱100). You can also order online using the GLife and Booky apps, or order directly from their branches. Check out their location and contact list on this link: bit.ly/FCBranchList.

Remember to bring your Loyalty Stamp Card whenever you visit Figaro. Get 1 stamp for ₱200 worth of single-receipt purchase in any of their participating branches for dine-in and take-out until August 31, 2023. Collect 4 stamps for a Free pastry, 8 stamps for a Free Angel’s Pizza Gift Voucher, 12 stamps for a Free 8 oz. Classic Hot Drink, and 17 stamps for a Free 16oz. Classic Iced Drink. Enjoy all these treats and more at Figaro Coffee Company!

Figaro Coffee

Level 5 Shangri-La Plaza Mall, EDSA corner Shaw Blvd., Mandaluyong City

www.figarocoffee.com

www.facebook.com/figarocoffeecompany

Instagram: @FigaroCoffee

Twitter: @FigaroCoffeeHQ

Tiktok: @FigaroCoffeeph

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— Ficha Johan

Nombre completo: Johan Alexander Hudcek. 

Al cumplir la mayoría de edad se deshizo legalmente del apellido de su padre (Bassol). 

Edad y fecha de nacimiento: 17 de septiembre (actualmente 43 años). 

Raza: Humano.

Estudios: ESO - Grado medio y superior de Administración y Finanzas. 

Ocupación: Propietario del “Xocolat” (Bar-tienda de discos creada por él mismo). En el local cumple la función de camarero, vendedor y “jefe”. 

Diagnósticos médicos: Hemofobia (pánico a la sangre y agujas) y dislexia. También está diagnosticado como PAS (persona altamente sensible). 

Tuvo un diagnóstico muy tardío de la dislexia, por lo que el trabajo con el logopeda únicamente le pudo servir con los grados después de la ESO. La hemofobia nunca la ha tratado de ninguna manera pero a día de hoy lo lleva muchísimo mejor. 

Relaciones familiares:

Hijo de Amálie y Ferran.

La relación con su padre prácticamente siempre ha sido nula. Nunca llegó a llevarse bien con él, discutían más que hablaban. Poco a poco, y con la excusa del trabajo, Ferran fue desapareciendo, hasta que acabó por no volver a aparecer. En cambio, con su madre, tiene una relación exageradamente estrecha, habiendo sido siempre un “niño de mamá”.

Medio hermano de Kasper. 

Cuando Kasper tenía 17 años falleció su madre y es cuando no le quedó más remedio que buscar a su padre biológico (Ferran), encontrando también a su hermano. Johan fue incapaz de abandonarlo a su suerte, así que rápidamente se “ocupó” de él.

Hermano adoptivo de Reggie. 

Marido de Judith Monroe. 

Después de varios años de relación, y ya habiendo tenido a Paddy, decidieron casarse, un 29 de octubre de hace ya 17 años. La ceremonia fue íntima, únicamente entre ellos dos solos, y bastante “metafórica”. Finalmente tuvieron que arreglar papeles en el juzgado para hacerlo oficial (únicamente por tema de papeleo). 

Padre de Cosmo, Callie, Paddy, Elijah y Delilah. 

Introducción al personaje:

El nacimiento de Johan fue una sorpresa para sus padres, pues habían decidido no tener hijos (de ahí que de primeras fuera hijo único) por temas de trabajo. Nació en Barcelona, donde estuvieron residiendo unos años, pero ha rotado también por Praga, diferentes lugares de Francia, de España y Nueva York. Tanto movimiento hizo que Johan nunca consiguiera amigos ni estar a gusto en ningún colegio ni instituto. Su padre acabó por desaparecer al cumplir 14 años, y eso tocó un poco su carácter, haciéndolo un poco más brusco y “rebelde”, pero le salió regular, pues desde siempre Johan se ha caracterizado por ser un cachito de pan y muy inocente. 

En su adolescencia y primeros años de “adulto” (hasta los 21) sí que se dejó guiar y (mal)influenciar por sus amistades y conocidos, probando diferentes drogas, abusando del alcohol (solo en momentos de debilidad) y metiéndose en relaciones bastante tóxicas. La última relación (antes de conocer a Judith) le dejó al borde de la depresión. Le costó mucho superarlo, seguir adelante y ser capaz de estar bien con Judith, aunque al final, como es más que obvio, lo consiguió. 

En la época en la que estuvo al cuidado de Kasper, éste sufrió un abuso que lo incapacitó por completo, siendo la única solución la ayuda psicológica. Tuvo que buscar más de un trabajo para hacerse cargo de todo el tema ecónimo, hasta que su madre vio que todo le superaba y decidió ser la tutora legal de Kasper para llevar todo el tema monetario. 

Conoció a Judith en uno de sus viajes en caravana. La joven sufría amnesia y recién estaba conociendo el mundo de nuevo. A Johan éste dato no le importó demasiado, todo lo contrario, estuvo junto a ella y le enseñó todo de cero. Al poco tiempo de relación ya vivían juntos (alquilaron un piso diminuto) y, por suerte o desgracia, Judith se quedó embarazada, teniendo ambos únicamente 21 años. A Johan le costó mucho asimilar la noticia, tanto que casi hasta el final del embarazo no sintió que fuera a ser padre. Debido a lo despistado que son ambos, y la vida alocada que llevaban, casi no hicieron controles médicos durante la gestación, lo que conllevó a una gran sorpresa el día del parto: eran gemelos, Cosmo Anakin y Calliope Rey. 

Las alegrías no duraron mucho, pues al poco de dar a luz, atacaron a Judith, dejándola en coma durante 3 meses. Johan no se separó de la cama del hospital ni un minuto, el problema llegó cuando le insistieron en que era padre y tenía dos criaturas de las que hacerse cargo. No hubo manera, y finalmente decidieron que Cosmo se quedaría con Amie (su abuela y madre de Johan) y Callie con Jackson (su tío y hermano de Judith), ya que ninguno de los dos estaba en condiciones de cuidar a los gemelos a la vez. 

Judith necesitó muchísima rehabilitación para poder volver a llevar una vida normal (hoy en día ya no tiene secuelas) y no fue hasta pasado un año del nacimiento de los gemelos que pudieron volver a cuidarlos. Por desgracia, Jackson se negó a devolver a Callie, atemorizado de que le pasara lo mismo que a su madre, y huyó con ella. La cuidó y crío hasta la adolescencia, no sin haber tenido varios problemas porque Johan y Judith querían recuperarla. Cuando Callie cumplió la mayoría de edad, Jackson le contó todo y le dio la libertad de ir a conocer a su familia. Ésta no lo dudó dos veces y se reencontró con ellos, aunque no fue bien recibido por todos, pues a Cosmo le costó entender que tenía una hermana gemela, de la cual no había sabido de su existencia. 

Después del jaleo de los gemelos, nacieron Alexis Padmé y Elijah Finn. Paddy fue un embarazo buscado, pero difícil, porque nació casi dos meses prematura, teniendo que estar ingresada en la UCI neonatal durante varias semanas (hoy en día no tiene secuelas). Eli no fue buscado, fue una sorpresa, pero sí que fue querido desde el primer momento. 

Después de años de espera en la lista de adopciones, finalmente pudieron traer a la última integrante: Delilah Leia (les dejaron añadir un segundo nombre y así seguir con la tradición familiar). 

Curiosidades y datos de interés:

■ Repitió muchos cursos en el instituto, siempre ha sido bastante mal estudiante. Aún así, se defiende a la perfección en inglés, español, catalán, francés y checo (éste el que menos), aunque con un acento bastante curioso. 

■ Con tres años presenció un accidente de coche en el que, únicamente por pocos centímetros, se salvó. Por culpa de aquel suceso desarrolló hemofobia. Se desmaya con muchísima facilidad al ver sangre, incluso al imaginarla si es una descripción muy detallada. También se ha llegado a desmayar al ver agujas. Últimamente lleva el tema bastante bien y hace ya mucho que no se desmaya. 

■ Con 18 años fue donante de esperma para conseguir dinero de forma fácil. También ha sido bedel en un instituto y dependiente en una librería. 

■ Después de nacer Elijah se hizo la vasectomía, sabiendo que ya habían cumplido con el “cupo” de hijos biológicos.

■ Fue el cantante de un grupo, antes de ser padre, llamado Drowners. 

Información user:

Johan es un personaje roleable (preferiblemente rol, pero también se puede hablar para conversación). Se le puede encontrar en INSTAGRAM: @cazhandco

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What Are Some Of The Best Ways To Make School Assemblies More Fun And Interesting - Coeur de Xocola

Yes, we know what you’re probably instinctively thinking in response to that question… can there such a thing? After all, your own school days might have been characterised by some less-than-enthralling assemblies, to the point that clock-watching became one of the go-to sports in your school.

But of course, boring school assemblies don’t do much good for anyone. If a school assembly isn’t delivered in a fun and engaging way, the pupils in attendance won’t absorb its messages. And the job satisfaction of the teacher leading an assembly certainly won’t be enhanced if they can barely summon up much enthusiasm themselves.

So, if you want to know how to make an assembly fun, let’s cycle through some proven ideas, right here. By adopting a few of them, you can help ensure everyone present at the next assembly you lead actually appreciates it, as part of an occasion that emphasises personal development and the school’s place in the broader community.

Make the assembly short, snappy, and memorable

With so many assemblies taking place over the typical school term or year, you don’t necessarily need to hold long assemblies that will just drive young minds to boredom anyway.

Instead, you might like the idea of making your assemblies shorter, but still impactful – perhaps by building on the same topic through a series of assemblies. This could also help make children more willing to participate in an assembly that they know won’t drag on seemingly forever.

Speak from the heart

Even if, in any given assembly, you’re addressing the children about a topic that might not be greatly related to you, there could still be scope to incorporate your own personal take on things.

There may be stories and examples you can use that can help make the given subject more relatable to the pupils, and that will help you communicate your own passion about it.

When someone is effortlessly enthusiastic in what they’re saying, this shines through to others. And by ensuring this in your school assembles, you can help give greater insight into your own values, and those of the wider school.

Incorporate music and video in interesting ways

Music isn’t just something to open a school assembly with! It could form a more integral piece of the assembly in general – perhaps with opportunities for the children to consider and communicate their emotional responses to any of a range of music genres.

There might even be a certain link between the music that you play and the theme of the rest of the assembly, and you could ask the pupils present to identify what that theme is.

Similarly, relevant and suitable video clips could be used at various points in the assembly to ‘punctuate’ proceedings. You could source a short film online to provide a starting point for discussion, or even – if you have the resources – create your own to tie in with certain themes.

Give your next assembly a ‘chocolate’ theme!

It might seem like a “cheat code” for making a school assembly more interesting, but yes, chocolate really can be the key (well, one of them) to making your own assemblies more worthwhile.

We aren’t, of course, suggesting that you merely hand out chocolate treats to the pupils. Instead, why not arrange a school visit by Coeur de Xocolat?

For your next school assembly, the children could be learning more about so many of the things that make chocolate so interesting and relevant to our world, ranging from the journey of a cocoa bean to the process of actually making a chocolate lollipop or bar.

To find out more about how to make an assembly fun and educational with our help, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us today, so that we can put together the right assembly presentation for your school, at the right price.

XOCOLAT

“Music & More”

Negocio de Johan A. Hudcek (propietario) y Judith Monroe (copropietaria) Tienda de discos y zona de bar.

Espacio: 

Zona A - Discos, vinilos y merchandising

Zona B - Bar y cafetería

Zona C - Música en vivo

HORARIO Y ACTIVIDADES:

Lunes -  10h a 14h y de 17h a 22h.

Martes - micro abierto*: 10h a 14h y de 17h a 22h.

Miércoles - karaoke**: 10h a 14h y de 19:30h a 00h.

Jueves: 10h a 14h y de 16h a 21h.

Viernes: 10h a 14h y de 17h a 22h.

Sábado - otras actividades***: 10h a 14h y de 17h a 22h.

Domingo: 10h a 13h.

* Micro abierto: cualquier persona o grupo, sea profesional o no, puede reservar para cantar en el espacio habilitado. Espacio limitado. Opción de cerrar el local para hacerlo privado.

** Karaoke: los miércoles a partir de las 20h habrá opción de participar en el karaoke abierto, donde cualquier persona puede cantar manteniendo unos turnos.

*** Otras actividades: Conferencias, actividades infantiles, recitales de poesía, etc.

Información user:

Todo estará llevado desde la cuentas del personaje de Johan, que actualmente se encuentra en la cuenta de Cosmo (gmail: hudcekcosmo // IG: thdrkc ) Se puede contactar con él o conmigo para cualquier duda.  

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Xocolate de Toni Garsi, La Vila Joiosa - Alacant

I was looking at my tub of ice cream that says “3 chocolates” (spanish) and “3 xocolates” (catalan) and I was bewildered for a second until I went to go look it up and found that chocolate in catalan is xocolata (feminine) while in spanish it’s chocolate (masculine). I genuinely always thought it was xocolat - TIL I guess!

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